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AI's Negative Impact on Advertising Creativity and Emotional Resonance

By

Jess Weatherbed

4mo ago· 8 min readenOpinion

Summary

The article expresses concern about AI's negative impact on advertising creativity, arguing that AI-generated ads are replacing the artistic and emotional elements that made traditional commercials enjoyable. The author, who loves creative ads, believes AI is 'sucking the joy' out of advertising and predicts this trend will worsen by 2026, turning ads into soulless, algorithm-driven content that lacks human creativity and emotional resonance.

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I'll confess, with no shame whatsoever, that I really love ads. Artsy ones, funny ones, weird ones, emotional ones — TV commercials were my childhood TikTok before any of us were using terms like 'short-form video.'
But like most creative things in my life, AI is sucking the joy out of it. And it's only going to suck harder this year.
Ads are mini-movies, posters, illustrations, and photoshoots with an underlying purpose: to burn whatever product they're flogging into your brain as quickly as possible.
It requires a great deal of creativity, and in some cases, a substantial production budget.
AI is sucking the fun and creativity out of commercials and advertising, and it's only going to suck harder by the end of 2026.
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AI is sucking the fun and creativity out of commercials and advertising, and it’s only going to suck harder by the end of 2026.

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